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U. & L.C Vol.9 No.3 (1982年9月)

パージナ
東京都中央区日本橋富沢町4-6 Core-46 Bldg.

￥3,300 （送料：￥660～）

編 : Edward Gottschall、International Typeface Corpo･･･

文 : 英語

Editorial
A report on the colossal Drupa exhibition in Dusseldorf with tantalizing descriptions of the newest wrinkles in electronics, destined to continue the revolution in the graphics world.
Collecting Clocks
Some clocks do more than tell time. As fascinating as their timepieces is the story of why and how Joseph and Cindy Fanelli started to collect them.
Alphabet of the Printer's Art
Necessity was the mother of a beautiful invention. A graphic artist shares his collection of decorative initials, which includes specimens from famous old hands.
Sumo
The strange romantic tale of a fashion illustrator who turned off on couture and turned on to Sumo wrestling as the subject of her art and object of her affections.
Man Bites Man
Cartoons, caricatures, graphics-acerbic and satiric-by artists past and present, American and European, provide the theme of a new series by Steven Heller.
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U. & L.C Vol.9 No.3 (1982年9月)

￥3,300 （送料：￥660～）

編 : Edward Gottschall 、International Typeface Corporations (ITC) 、1982 、80p 、37.5 x 27.6cm (タブロイド判) 、1冊

文 : 英語 Editorial A report on the colossal Drupa exhibition in Dusseldorf with tantalizing descriptions of the newest wrinkles in electronics, destined to continue the revolution in the graphics world. Collecting Clocks Some clocks do more than tell time. As fascinating as their timepieces is the story of why and how Joseph and Cindy Fanelli started to collect them. Alphabet of the Printer's Art Necessity was the mother of a beautiful invention. A graphic artist shares his collection of decorative initials, which includes specimens from famous old hands. Sumo The strange romantic tale of a fashion illustrator who turned off on couture and turned on to Sumo wrestling as the subject of her art and object of her affections. Man Bites Man Cartoons, caricatures, graphics-acerbic and satiric-by artists past and present, American and European, provide the theme of a new series by Steven Heller. [ほか]